News and Press Releases from Materials Processing Institute.
Confirmed candidates hoping to take on the role of Tees Valley Mayor have appeared together for one of the first times this week, outlining their plans for the region, ahead of the election in 3 months' time.
16 February 2017
This workshop will explore material selection and design principles, as well as covering a range of materials and applications.
9 February 2017
Chris McDonald, CEO of the Materials Processing Institute, has joined the panel of the newly formed Greensteel Council. This Council has been set up to help develop low-carbon metals industries in the UK, advise business and to champion the case for green solutions to the challenges facing the steel sector.
1 February 2017
The Materials Processing Institute is holding a "Question Time" event with the confirmed major candidates for Tees Valley Mayor. This event is for CEO's, Managing Directors and business leaders from the region.
1 February 2017
The Materials Processing Institute has been heavily involved in a strategic Parliamentary report, which has laid down the blueprint for the future of the UK's steel industry.
23 January 2017
The Materials Processing Institute has played a key role in helping to develop technical and vocational training in Southeast Asia, after welcoming delegates from Malaysia.
19 January 2017
Chris McDonald has recently joined the North East Shadow Monetary Policy Committee.
9 January 2017
This workshop will discuss various aspects of industrial instrumentation and control, including how the use of indirect measurement can enhance the control of a process.
20 December 2016
The first Innovate Tees Valley Festival attracted over 250 delegates yesterday (Thursday) to Middlesbrough FC's Riverside Stadium.
9 December 2016
Chris McDonald, CEO of the Materials Processing Institute, was a keynote speaker at the recent Steel Strategy Seminar.
5 December 2016
Tuesday 25th February 2025
9:00am - 6:30pm
PRISM is a programme of research and innovation funding to support innovation in the UK Steel and Metals sectors.
Funds available.
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